Virginia Golf 2006-09

Virginia Golf 2006-09

2006-09-21 Sports Briefs - Sports - Centre View - Connection Newspapers

Get a foursome together and sign up for the Sixth Annual Westfield Bulldog Athletic Booster Golf Classic. Scheduled for Monday, Sept. 25 at the Pleasant Valley Golf Club, this four-player Captains Choice tournament supports all athletic programs at Westfield High School. Each usd. 125 entry fee includes 18 holes of golf, sleeve of WHS Bulldog golf balls and unlimited range balls, and an award luncheon after golf. Shotgun start at 8:30 a. m. Contact Golf Committee Chairpeople, Ted Szott at Tszott@ or Keith Nolan at Knolan@ . Contributions can be sent to: WABC- Golf Tournament 4700 Stonecroft Blvd. Chantilly.

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2006-09-18 Greg Edwards extends Langley lead

In tennis, William and Marys Megan Moulton-Levy took second place in Flight A singles but won Flight A doubles with Katarina Zoricic at the W and M Invitational womens event. W and Ms Magdalena Bresson and Klaudyna Kasztelaniec were runners-up in B doubles, and Virginia senior Caroline Hammond of Williamsburg placed fifth in Flight C singles. At the Virginia Invitational mens tournament, Wake Forests Todd Paul beat ODUs Harel Srugo -1 to win the Orange (No. 1) bracket in a duel of nationally ranked players. . At the Hampton Roads Collegiate Invitational in Virginia Beach, Norfolk State swept the mens A titles, with Pavel Suchy winning in singles and the team of Miroslav Vlcek and Petr Krakora prevailing in doubles. In the womens A draw, ODUs Larissa Santos took the singles and won the doubles with Barbara Costa.

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Greg Edwards tightened his hold on first place in the Langley Speedway Late Model Division standings late Saturday night with a victory in the 75-lap feature in Hampton. - Greg Edwards Langley tennis college

2006-09-14 Darrell Green to Host Golf Benefit in Virginia

Billy Casper Golf (BCG) has announced that former All-Pro Washington Redskins cornerback Darrell Green and Ray Douaire will co-host the 17th Annual Darrell Green Celebrity Golf Tournament. The event, which will be held at Virginia Oaks Golf Club in Gainesville on , will benefit Greens non-profit Youth Life Foundation (YLF).

Virginia Oaks Golf Club is a P. B. Dye-designed signature layout operated by BCG. The course winds through pastoral landscapes, and it features excellent conditioning and a beautiful Colonial-style clubhouse. Set in the foothills of the Shenandoah Mountains, the course is only 20 minutes from the Beltway. Golf Digests raters gave Virginia Oaks three-and-a-half stars in its recent ratings guide. For more information about the course or to book a tee time, call 703/754-7977 or visit

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Billy Casper Golf (BCG) has announced that former All-Pro Washington Redskins cornerback Darrell Green and Ray Douaire will co-host the 17th Annual Darrell Green Celebrity Golf Tournament. The event, which will be held at Virginia Oaks Golf Club in Gainesville on , will benefit Greens non-profit Youth Life Foundation (YLF). - Golf news Darrell Green to Host Golf Benefit in Virginia

2006-09-22 The Daily News Record: College Sports

The other underutilized avenue for income is the universitys athletic endowment. According to associate A. D. Geoff Polglase, the endowment is valued at approximately usd. 5 million with an annual return of usd. 134,000. For comparisons sake, Madisons Division I-A sister state schools, which have benefited from a longer tradition of alumni giving, received considerably more aid from their athletic endowments; Virginia earned usd. 514,499 last year and Virginia Tech earned usd. 1,449,442.

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2006-09-13 Huntington News

Just as electricity and telephone service once spread throughout America, we must make sure that the benefits of high-speed Internet access spread to every household and business in West Virginia, said Rockefeller. I hear from too many economic developers and businesses, particularly in southern West Virginia that the lack of broadband availability is hampering our chances for economic growth.

Rockefellers summit address will focus on what the economic impact of greater broadband access would be for southern West Virginias economy. Rockefeller will join Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps and Congressman Nick Joe Rahall in delivering remarks in the morning. Following the morning remarks, attendees will participate in panel discussions on rolling out broadband access to rural areas and the trend toward municipal broadband.

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2006-09-16 UVa Golfers Off to Solid Start at Rudolph :: No. 9 Cavaliers Shoot 293 in Opening Round

The ninth-ranked Virginia womens golf team shot 5-over 293 to finish the first round of Vanderbilts Mason Rudolph Championship in sixth place in the 15-team field. Third-ranked Georgia took the early lead at 8-under 280 followed by top-ranked Duke at 283. The Blue Devils are the defending tournament champion and reigning NCAA champs.

The Mason Rudolph features 12 teams ranked in Golfweeks top-25 poll. The tournament runs through Sunday. Virginia starts its second round at 8:45 a. m. from the first hole. Live scoring is available at .

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2006-09-18 Extra miles that are worthwhile

Johnson, who played high school golf at Upper Perk from 1990-1992, was an assistant golf professional at Upper Perk Golf Course from 1993 to 1996. Reinstated as an amateur in 1999, Johnson was a quarterfinalist in the Virginia State Amateur in 2000.

Other top regional golfers who advanced to Tuesdays final qualifier included Rich Baker of Williams Township (76), seven-time Silver Creek CC club champion Shane Gunning (76), Easton native Rob Smith (76), three-time Allentown City Match Play winner Tony Sarko (76), 1989 L. V. Amateur runner-up Dave Kramp (77), Dave Strohl of Hanover Township (78), Becahi senior Steve Derminio (78), Whitetail GC standouts Randy Kroschwitz (80), and Jim Gleason (80) and former Phillipsburg golfer Chris Gulini.

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2006-09-09 Nevada Appeal - Sports

Looking ahead, a full schedule of events are lined up for Lake Tahoe Marathon Week on Sept. 27-Oct. 1. A three-stage marathon (26. 2 miles on three successive days) starts on Thursday, Sept. 28 and finishes on Saturday, Sept. 30. The regular 11th annual Lake Tahoe Marathon will be run on Saturday, along with a half-marathon, half-marathon, 10K and 72-mile ultramarathon around the lake. If thats not enough, a 5K run/walk and kids races will be held on Sunday, Oct. 1. And kicking off the weeks activities on Sept. 27 will be an extreme golf event at Tahoe Paradise Golf Course - a 4K run/18 holes of golf (while carrying three clubs of your choice).

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2006-09-22 PGA PGA News

Virginia Golf Club is known as the Course of Champions and in the John F Heath / Star Realty Virginia Pro-Am, that slogan lived up to its reputation. Lucas Parsons, Terry Price, Peter Senior, Adam Crawford and Paul Marantz were just a few of the stars who played in the usd. 15,000 tournament. A shootout took place on the Sunday afternoon prior to the tournament and it was Peter Senior who took home the usd. 3,500 first prize in front of a 200 person strong crowd, knocking off the home town hero Shane Tait on the final hole.

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2006-09-21 A region that you can grow old with

Williamsburg and James City attract thousands of retirees - many of them affluent - who move here for milder climates, golf courses and a senior-friendly social life. Many can afford to buy homes in an area where the median price of a house in July was usd. 311,450, according to data from the Virginia Association of Realtors. Last week, Money magazine named Williamsburg one of its Top five places to retire in 2006, citing the areas proximity to three airports, seven hospitals and 15 golf courses.

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